Visiting Authors

There are just never enough books. Well, here is a place to get to know the wonderful authors who write them. Visiting authors share their characters, setting, and snippets of stories. And some have tucked in a giveaway. Brew up some coffee or tea and enjoy. Feel free to comment on the posts and visit the authors’ links. They would love to hear from you!

Tea, a Good Mystery, and Ursula Marlow

Murder at the Marlowe Club and Edwardian Manners

Have you bloomed yet? Connie Berry talks about dreams deferred.

The Novel Art of Murder: It’s a Fine Line Between Fact and Fiction

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These brave authors sat down for an interview to share their writing processes, strange research methods, weapons of choice, struggles, tips, and joys! And learn what weird things they keep on their desks. 

Jeanne Blasberg, Campuses and Secret Societies: The Nine

Inside the Tea Room with Jeanne Blasberg, author of The Nine Hello Jeanne! It’s so nice to see you again. We sure covered a lot of ...
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Marlene Bell, Counting Sheep, and a Yacht.

Hi, Marlene! I’m so glad you made it here to chat today! Love the location you chose. Here, take a fresh chocolate-chip cookie from the ...
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C.A. Larmer sails by for a visit.

Hello, we are so glad to have you here at Epen! Guests, please say hello to author C. A. Larmer. Is that a gift? For ...
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Charles Soto on genre, imagery, and Las Vegas

Author and artist Charles Soto is here to talk about his book Heartache and Sin and share his writing tips and the unusual item on his ...
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Murder Is a Dirty Business with Tricia Sanders

Tricia Sanders convinces us that Murder Is a Dirty Business! Thank you for stopping by. Make yourself comfy. I have four tea flavors and two ...
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Murder Mysteries, Interviewing Witnesses, and a Turtle

I recently met this sweet author in a Facebook group and just had to have her visit and talk about her writing.  The coffee and ...
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Inside the world of a paranormal romance- and a lamp.

Victoria Larque, author of the paranormal romance, Soul Reaver, visits ePen and talks about creating a consistent world for her characters. Enter below for a ...
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R. J. Koreto, Death at the Emerald, and Edwardian Characters

R. J. Koreto is the author of the Lady Frances Ffolkes mystery series, set in Edwardian England. I had to have him stop by the ...
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Musicality, Crows of Beara, Scones, and Muddy Laces

The Crows of Beara Enjoy this delightful visit with author Julie Christine Johnson as we chat about Ireland, The Crows of Beara, musicality, and - ...
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Highland Peril, Scottish Toys, and Amy Reade

Welcome! Today I am pleased to host Amy M. Reade at ePen. Ms. Reade is the author of Highland Peril. This mystery features a young ...
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Notes, Plotting a Story, a Mansion, and No Turning Back

The lovely and talented Tracy Buchanan, author of No Turning Back, stopped by to tell us about her newest release and plotting the plot. She ...
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Jeanne Blasberg talks about setting, Eden, and puppies!

Jeanne Blasberg strolled on over just in time for tea. What a sweet author! Settle in and take a look at the gift she brought ...
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Southern Fried with Sheriff Kenni Lowry and Tonya Kappas

I feel so loved when authors drop by with a special gift. Tonya Kappas, author of Southern Fried, brought me a jar of moonshine. I'm ...
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Red Herrings and Pekoe Most Poison by Laura Childs

Enjoy my visit with Laura Childs, tea, and red herrings! Then click HERE for a review of Pekoe Most Poison. I’m so thrilled you stopped ...
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Setting and Atmosphere in The Art of Vanishing

Setting and Atmosphere in The Art of Vanishing by Cynthia Kuhn I’m so delighted to have Cynthia Kuhn visit again. She is here to share ...
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Dialogue Techniques, One Dead, Two to Go

Elena Hartwell Visits! I love meeting fellow playwrights and chatting about stage vs. books. Today Elena Hartwell, author of One Dead, Two to Go is my guest, ...
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